Hey all, My name is Dylan aka Delta1168, and I plan on being on the Law Enforcement side of this game as well as community. I am so hype for this games entirety, from the news, to the initial release. What you guys have here is so special and I look forward to playing it (Which is why I backed this, mind you I don't back anything) I have a lot of confidence in y'all and its going to be a great game! keep up the great work. PS I have some questions for another thread which will probably be up tonight.

I've been reading some of the threads pertaining age and requirements for becoming an officer, but i only see answers such as "A quiz" and "Tutorial" will things such as these be released coming close to beta or when? because i would definitely like to hop on the opportunity ASAP.

As we all know the aim for this game is strict roleplay, and it is to be played similar to real life. However, my main concern is as like everyone mentions. RDM, lack of RP, and also the inability to get everyone on board with the concept. When I play this game, I want to escape the bs that occurred in life mods. Being that I want to have my character a police officer, I don't want to have the fear of getting killed every second of everyday for no reason. Let me explain what I think RDM is. RDM is pretty much killing without roleplay. An example of this would be: I'm responding to a call and a random car just blocks the road before i can do or say anything, i'm killed. I'm pretty certain that i can say for others we want to model real life in this game, so what can we do to stop this? strict rules? i know every server will handle this differently, but before the release can we get together and actually agree to just RP like we are meant to, and if you want to kill on top of kill, guys there are plenty of great games out there. lastly, lets leave on a proper kill situation: lets say we have two gangs, gang A and gang B. a Member of Gang B walks into claimed territory of Gang A and is warned by the members of gang A that they need to leave, if he doesn't then yeah a shootout can happen. That's one of many situations that can happen civ vs civ. Police vs civ is no different. As a cop, yeah it can be annoying getting killed but the reality is when you stop someone there's always risk. Id love to see a foot pursuit that turns into a shootout, that's great and that's roleplay. we don't know if we have the ability to shoot from car windows or not but if I approach a car and the guy is a known criminal, sure shoot me when i approach, but let the roleplay at least begin. things like that happen, maybe not a lot, but it should work the same in game. My judgement for RDM is based off of real life, If certain things happen in real life (like mentioned above) then sure let it happen in game. but not all of the time because it doesn't happen all of the time in real life. Argument: No one can say this isn't real life because the goal is to model it, so sorry try again. But lets have a conversation about this, agree or disagree lets contribute our thoughts.

I think in this statement "With regards to situations (for police) like the incident you described where a car was in the road and you pulled up then got shot out of nowhere, how can you immediately judge that was not role play? what if the person that shot you is role playing somebody that decided to start killing cops?" That was my point that I was making, being on the receiving end of that, i wouldn't mind that happening every once in while because it happens. My point of that was saying if it is repetitive it's a problem. As you said there is a lot of grey area with RDM and that's when as you mentioned, the mods and admins need to be disciplined enough to make these decisions. Plus people need to understand That RDM in real life is a thing, but it doesn't happen all the time which is my argument.

Is there an ETA for the first module? The hype is too real sorry if this is somewhere else but it would take ages to find

You're probably right. I understand what you are saying, and I do agree with you from your aspect.

That's true, but not everyone is like you and I, some people use games to get away from reality in a sense. Heck when i'm not playing baseball, practicing or at the gym, i need a mental break and just play a few games. Which this game might make it hard to put down because of my thoughts and the way it is hyped.

I can agree with you as well as disagree. As far as the concentration, you nailed it. The reason I disagree is because there isn't an excuse to get bored. The developers are constantly adding new things plus the hundreds of things to do and even buy are too much to get bored of. Say you get everything in the game at a given time, the devs already have new things for you to do until they run out of ideas. Which you can never stop making a game better and adding small things. The things we've seen or "confirmed' are subject to change and there are plenty of unknown features we need to discover and find out ourselves.

Excuse me while i go cry now

I kind of figured, but i didnt wanna miss out, thanks for the response